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AIDT Archives - Business Facilities Magazine
While we are still deep in the drive toward technical and autonomous, what's old is new and what's mine is yours when it comes to next year's auto trends.
https://businessfacilities.com/2021/12/the-automotive-industry-the-road-to-everywhere/
Economic development creates opportunities to grow state, local and metro areas, which are essential for economic growth, improved quality of life and community development. AIDT articles below.
The Automotive Industry: The Road To Everywhere
Alabama: Hanwha Cimarron Puts $130 Million Plant In Opelika
The new facility in Northeast Opelika Industrial Park will produce carbon fiber-wrapped, high-pressure storage tanks.
Customized Training Programs: Finding The Perfect Fit
Everywhere from factory floors to research labs to virtual space—and every work space in between—today's customized training programs are ensuring that new hires quickly get up to speed.
AIDT, Hyundai Team Up For Revolutionary Job Training
The unique job-training initiative uses virtual reality simulation to train and certify employees on critical, in-demand skills.
Workforce Training: Coping With Crisis Requires A New Skillset
Companies are building digital training programs and creating ecosystems of "learning partners" to produce and deliver digital content to a broad base of employees.
Digital Mobility: Yellow Light For Driverless Cars
Connectivity is transforming the automotive industry, but the rush to fully autonomous vehicles has hit a speed bump: robot cars can't figure out human behavior.
Airbus Begins A220 Production At Alabama Facility
The aircraft manufacturer will add a second assembly line and hire more than 400 new workers at its Mobile facility.
Continental Motors Investing $75 Million In Alabama Factory
The company's "Blue Marlin" project will transform its aircraft-engine manufacturing operations at the Mobile Aeroplex into an advanced manufacturing facility.
Workforce Development: The Next Generation
The most successful workforce development efforts are teaming with education resources to develop job-specific vocational studies in high schools, community colleges and universities.
HDT Global Plans $4.2M Alabama Expansion
The military, government and commercial engineered products maker will create 123 jobs with the expansion of its Huntsville, AL manufacturing operations.
Workforce Training: Engineering A Skilled Workforce
States, regions, businesses and higher ed resources are joining forces in an aggressive and innovative effort to fill the skilled labor shortage in the United States.
Third Phase Of Alabama Robotics Technology Park To Open Soon
Phase 3, which represents a $9 million investment and is scheduled to open in late spring or early summer, is the Integration, Entrepreneurial and Paint Dispense Training Facility.
GE Aviation Investing $200M In Pair of Alabama Plants
Ohio-based GE Aviation will invest $200 million to build a pair of plants in Huntsville that will produce silicon carbide materials used to make ultra-lightweight ceramic matrix composite components for jet engines.
Cover Story: Workforce Training Is Job One
Winning the race to fill the high-tech jobs of the 21st century requires an ongoing commitment to match educational programs with future business workforce needs.
Business Report: Alabama – Polaris Industries Bringing 2,000 Jobs To Huntsville
The company's new 600,000-square-foot, $127-million manufacturing facility will produce off-road vehicles on a 453-acre site.
Snapshots: 60 Seconds… With Greg Canfield, Alabama Secretary Of Commerce
Alabama is accelerating its jobs incentives and upgrading its training programs to attract prospective businesses to the state.
Polaris Plans Alabama Facility
Polaris said the Alabama manufacturing facility will feature multiple assembly lines and state-of-the-art technologies.
Feature Story: Workforce Development Programs – The Recipe For Success
Workforce training programs are a top priority in economic development. Here are some of the most innovative training programs offering 21st-century workforce solutions.
Exact Sciences Commits $350M To Wisconsin Expansion
Biotech & Pharma January 14, 2022
Cancer screening and diagnostics company Exact Sciences will create 1,300 jobs at its new Madison, WI facilities.


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2 THINGS TO DO!
The St. George Area Chamber presents
10 fun and free things to do in the St. George Area.
6 Explore the Silver Trail
At its peak, the small mining town of Silver
Reef had almost 2,000 residents, complete
with grocery stores, restaurants, saloons, and a church. Visit some of the few places where silver was discovered, like the Old Silver Reef-Wells
7 Fargo Office and the Rice Bank Building.
Escape the desert heat with a short drive to Pine Valley Mountain, elevation 6,500 ft. Enjoy some of Pine Valley's 200 miles of trails. Visit famous area landmark, the Pine Valley Chapel, designed in 1868 by shipbuilder Ebenezer Bryce. It was built as the hull of a ship, upside down using wooden beams bound together with pegs.
8 Cream of the Crop
The small community of Santa Clara boasts the popular Frei's Fruit Market. The locally grown produce stand welcomes visitors as part of the town's new historic district. Tall sycamores line the main street that shade humble pioneer structures and landmarks, and citizens remember their ancestors with the annual Swiss Days Celebration held every September. Don't forget to visit the Jacob Hamblin Home and Museum,
9 constructed in 1862 with local red sandstone.
Rock Out
Get a bird's eye view of St. George's panoramic beauty. North of the city in Pioneer Park lies
the famous DIXIE rock, where you can take that perfect picture that overlooks the city. Or rock out below in the Bloomington Caves and see 997 distinct rock drawings on a 300 ft cliff at Ivins Petroglyphs.
10 Are You From Dixie?
The walking tour of St. George includes 27 historical sites and begins at the Old Washington County Courthouse that was built 120 years ago. The Courthouse now houses the St. George Area Chamber of Commerce and consists of a visitor information room. Make your way down Main Street to the Town Square, where you'll find a desert oasis with a fountain and water walk.
Utah is by car. Drive through Dixie National Forest, the largest national forest in the state, or drive 20 miles through the Virgin River Gorge, replete with local flora, fauna, and
2 breathtaking views of steep cliff walls. Springdale
t ways to see scenic southern
Vivid and striking views of Zion National Park welcome the visitor to the quaint town of Springdale. Known as "The Gateway to Zion National Park," Springdale lies at the park's southwest entrance. It's a destination resort for the outdoor lover and a haven for artists. Walk the main street of Springdale and catch sight of an elk and llama farm or stop and browse any number of art galleries and antique shops.
3 Biking Dixie
With 300 days of beautiful sunshine, St. George is an ideal spot to explore on a bike. There are trails for every level of experience and for every age. For more information, visit stgeorgechamber.com/visit-here/things-to-do/ biking-trails/.
4 Visit a Ghost Town
With 28 ghost towns within a 50 mile radius
of St. George, the most popular is the town of Grafton. The town of 250 was soon deserted after frequent Indian attacks and flooding forced residents to better land. Travel over a truss bridge to Grafton's old cemetery that gives telling insights into just what the early pioneers may have endured; many of the headstones read, "killed by Indians." While in Grafton, picture yourself where Robert Redford may have stood in the classic film "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid."
5 Take a Tour Back Through Time
Visit any one of Southern Utah's early settlers museums. Nestled near downtown St. George, the Daughters of Utah Pioneers brings an extraordinary collection of artifacts from those who tamed the west. If you want to fit in with the locals, learn how to pronounce the nearby town of "Hurricane" by visiting their Heritage Park Museum.
THINGS TO DO!
Ivins Petroglyphs
Pine Valley Chapel

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Hulu's NewFront pitch: Unlike TV, you only pay for what's viewed
April 30, 2014 | By John McDermott
Hulu is a better buy than traditional TV, according to Hulu. The video streaming platform boasted that 82 percent of its viewers are in the coveted 18-49 years old demographic compared with just 32 percent on traditional TV. (Cecily Strong — the "Saturday Night Live" cast member who emceed the affair — hilariously skewered this an incredibly inexact demographic. "If I saw that in a Craigslist personal ad, I would think it was either from a very confused 30-year-old, or someone who wanted to put me in a barrel," she said.) And advertisers will never waste a penny when trying to reach these "tech savvy early adopters," head of ad sales Peter Naylor said. Hulu only charges advertisers when its ads are viewed at 100 percent completion, he said.
Hulu is also looking to double down on its version of native advertising. Hulu brought out "Late Night" host Seth Meyers to talk about his Hulu original animated series "The Awesomes," and how the show integrated beef jerky brand Jack Link's into its programming since its inception. Hulu has created similar branded series for Chipotle and Subway. With Hulu "quadrupling" its investment in originals this year, there will be plenty more opportunities for these kinds of integrations.
Prospects for success
Hulu's pitch that advertisers will only pay when their ads are viewed completely is an alluring one given the anxiety about the effectiveness of ads on traditional television (and the future of traditional TV, in general). Growing concern about time-shifting — viewers recording television so they can watch it later — has networks pushing advertisers to adopt "C7," an arrangement that would have brands paid for ads viewed seven days after a show's initial run. Under the current C3 agreement, brands only pay ads viewed three days after the original broadcast. Exacerbating those concerns are worries that cord-cutting and the looming Supreme Court decision about the legality of Aereo will tear the traditional TV business asunder altogether. So, given the climate, Hulu seems a worthy ad investment.
The event was relatively straightforward save for some of the talent lightheartedly trolling the audience to its collective face. The non-Hulu presenters took glee in making fun of advertising, and the crowd took it with a laugh.
Notable quote(s)
"I asked the hosts of the 'Today Show' how you host something so early, but they weren't listening because they were busy shooting cocaine into their eyeballs." — Cecily Strong
"We're here because you're' advertisers, and if 'Mad Men' has taught me anything, we have to talk in the morning because you'll all be hammered by noon." — Cecily Strong
"Oh, right, this is a Hulu event. We shouldn't just read an ad, we should give the audience a choice of the ad they want us to read." — Danny Pudi, "Community"
Buyer's take
"I was excited to see Hulu evolve its mobile offering with the recent announcement of the availability of free streaming of select ad-supported full TV episodes," Whitney Fishman, MEC's senior director of innovation and consumer technology, told Digiday. "The move beyond free streaming on desktops allows Hulu to give consumers access to the content that matters most to them anytime, anywhere, while offering advertisers access to participate in the consumer experience."
https://staging.digiday.com/?p=73672
However, Fitzco's research "has consistently shown that environmental issues and sustainability are important topics to younger skewing audiences. The focus on social, along with visual representation of data, aligns with the type of content a younger audience consumes," she said. Joyce, on the other hand, said interest in sustainability content from advertisers and consumers "has […]
The Washington Post invests in climate coverage as its team expands to over 30 journalists
The Post's climate team continues to expand as the publisher makes big bets on the beat drawing younger audiences.
Content & Commerce
Soccer media business Footballco has spent most of 2022 trying to make hay while the sun is shining.
Publishers continue to evaluate cost-cutting in Q4, with economic and budgetary pressures mounting
The wave of cost-cutting measures in Q3 is still flowing into Q4, with publishers under pressure to keep expenses down at a time of continuing economic uncertainty and budget planning.
Media Briefing: Publishers' Q3 earnings reports show promise, but not without sacrifice
Publishers' third quarter earning reports are in.


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Q: Jquery Background-image Change Just Makes Current Image Disappear I am really new to jQuery and I am trying to make it so when you hover over a certain <div> (#onefourth) the background-image of #bottomleftjunk switches to 'junk1.png'. The problem is when I hover over the div it just makes the current background-image disappear instead of switching it to the new background-image.
$('#onefourth').hover(
    function()
    {
        $('#bottomleftjunk').css("background-image", "url(junk1.png)");
    },
    function()
    {
        $('#bottomleftjunk').css("background-image", "url(junk1.png)");
    }
);

If anyone has any idea I'd really appreciate the help, thanks!

A: You are referring the same image.  Please correct it and try the below code.
$(document).ready(function () {
                $("#onefourth").hover(function () {
                    $('#bottomleftjunk').attr("src", "junk1.jpg");
                }, function () {
                    $('#bottomleftjunk').attr("src", "junk2.jpg");
                }
                });
            });

A: Well the background is being removed, so you can be sure of one thing: your JavaScript is working. This means it's almost definitely a file path issue. Calling css() in jQuery will edit the inline styles of the element, meaning the path has to be relative to the HTML document.
Take this structure for example:
root
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The path to 'junk1.jpg', relative to the index.html, would be: images/junk1.jpg

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The Tennengau region with the Lammer and Salzach valleys provides an ideal terrain for all mountain bikers.
Some of the very special challenges include the circuit of the mighty Dachstein, the Osterhorn group and the Hoher Göll mountain.
Suggested tours and information can be found in the new mountain biker's guide, which we are happy to send you on request.


Welcome to the Bayswater Sporting Clubs Guide, your local guide to Sporting Clubs in the City of Bayswater .
The Bayswater Sporting Clubs Guide brings together information from a wide range of sources to make it easy for you to find what you're looking for.
Bayswater Lacrosse Club (BLC)is located at Halliday Park, on the corner of Coode Street and Railway Parade in Bayswater, Perth, Western Australia. BLC is a great place for staying fit, and having fun with friends, or meeting new friends. Playing lacrosse is the best team sport going - new players always welcome.


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We surpass expectations by creating unique original designs that separates your company from the competition. Our creative services team has experience in all aspects of wall, window and floor graphics. We know vinyl graphics!
If you are looking to create an awesome, new corporate look in your office, relocating and need to decorate or simply desire a new look, Heritage Printing is the place to go! Our services include "Conception to Completion" turnkey projects.
We serve the Mid-Atlantic and Southeastern United States from our strategically located production facilities in Washington, DC & Charlotte, NC.


The first mattresses were constructed of grass and leaves and were held together with animal skins. We have come a long way since those times and the variety of mattresses and mattress pads is wide. Although mattress pads are now being made out of modern materials; they are still made with natural materials as well. Mattress pads can contain air, water, natural materials and man made materials.
Selecting and purchasing a mattress pad can be very confusing. What seems to be a straight forward process actually has many different dimensions to it. A mattress pad may be desirable for many different reasons. They can help add support and comfort to the individual and they can also help improve hygiene by either protecting the mattress or by protecting the individual with hypoallergenic materials. There are even mattress pads with magnets in them. There are many things to consider when buying a mattress pad, just a few are: cost, type, size, cleaning of pad; firmness or softness.
Cost of Mattress Pad: Mattress pads can run from as little as 10.00 to hundreds. This is very important when selecting a pad. How much are you willing to pay? The saying "You get what you pay for" is pretty much true when selecting a quality product, but you don't have to break the bank. When determining how much you are willing to pay, remember that pillow-top mattresses start at about 1,200 and can sell for thousands.
Types of Pad: There are many different types of pads to choose from, with many different uses for each. Some parents of young children like to purchase mattress pads when transitioning their children from the crib to their first bed. The pad can be used to prevent accidents from soiling the mattress. Others select pads for their comfort some like soft (feather) and some like more firm (lamb's wool), others like memory foam which conforms to their body shape and weight. There are "fitted" mattress pads, mattress pads with elastic straps, and mattress pads that lay on top of the mattress; it is just a matter of preference.
Mattress Pad Materials: Mattress pads can be made out of a variety of material. There are mattress pads made with down and feathers covered in cotton; there are pads made out of lambs-wool and natural fibres (hypoallergenic); pads made from synthetic material. There are pads made with vinyl or plastic layers (to prevent soiling of mattress); pads made with plastic and vinyl can be very noisy and hot, but they protect the mattress. There are also water-proof mattresses available for hygiene reasons that are of very high quality.
Size of Mattress Pad: Mattress pads come in all sizes, which of course affects the price. They range from crib size to California King size and there are also specialty sizes which are more difficult to come by and increase the cost (e.g., twin-long).
Cleaning of Mattress Pad: When selecting a mattress pad it will be important to account for the ease of cleaning. Is the pad dry clean only, or is the pad so large that it requires a Laundromat sized washer to clean? How much space will it require to store when it is not being used?
Firmness of the Mattress Pad: How firm do you want the pad? There are all levels of firmness; if the pad is for a single bed then you only need to think about the individual's desire for firmness or softness. If the mattress pad is for a bed where more than one person shares, then you need to keep in mind the desires of both parties.
Steps to Selecting a Mattress Pad: First, determine what the pad will be used for (protecting the mattress, comfort, or hypoallergenic materials). Second, what size of mattress pad will you need? Third, how much are you willing to spend (remember, you do get what you pay for)? Fourth, do you want it right away or can you wait for it.
I personally feel that it is important to spend a bit more and get quality, especially since the bed is probably the one place that we spend the most time. If you can test the mattress pad at a nearby store, I would suggest doing so; you can buy the mattress pad there, or then look online for a better price. The worst thing is to feel stuck with a bad choice. Many large department stores, or specialty bedding stores, have a bedding section where you can try out or at least feel the pad you are looking to purchase (I would highly recommend this). If that option is not available, there are reviews online that you can read to help determine if the choice is right for you. When purchasing online, you should look up reviews not only on the mattress pad you are looking at, but also the company. It is obvious after reading reviews, that customer service is as important in the purchasing decision as the actual product you receive.


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Keeping Wirral Connected and on the Road to Recovery
A major push to help Wirral recover from the effects of the pandemic is underway, with £4million funding being used to enable a number of grassroots community projects that will combat inequality, improve the mental health of young people, and give residents the skills and equipment needed to work and play in a digital world.
The funding is from the Government's Contain Outbreak Management Fund (COMF) and is being used to deliver a range of projects, including:
£1million to enable grassroots community organisations support innovative digital solutions for vulnerable people and improve digital access.
A package of Mental Health services, including school-based support for young people and mental health first aid training for resident, businesses and groups.
£1.5 million to bolster more than 50 local groups who played a critical role in the local pandemic response. The Community, Voluntary and Faith (CVF) Renewal Grant scheme has provided up to £50,000 to help build their resilience and allow them to continue delivering services that connect people, build confidence and encourage participation.
Debt Management & Employment Support is a £500,000 scheme to enable Ask Us Wirral - a partnership of Citizens Advice Wirral, Age UK Wirral and Wirral Mencap and Wirral Change - to expand local debt management and financial advice services, and local charity Involve Northwest, to enhance their support to help get residents back into work.
More information about how COMF funding is being used be downloaded here.


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Home > Sermons > Beautiful Savior, Beautiful…
Beautiful Savior, Beautiful Faith (John 15:18-16:4)
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John 15:18-16:4 (ESV)
The Hatred of the World
18 "If the world hates you, know that it has hated me before it hated you. 19 If you were of the world, the world would love you as its own; but because you are not of the world, but I chose you out of the world, therefore the world hates you. 20 Remember the word that I said to you: 'A servant is not greater than his master.' If they persecuted me, they will also persecute you. If they kept my word, they will also keep yours. 21 But all these things they will do to you on account of my name, because they do not know him who sent me. 22 If I had not come and spoken to them, they would not have been guilty of sin, but now they have no excuse for their sin. 23 Whoever hates me hates my Father also. 24 If I had not done among them the works that no one else did, they would not be guilty of sin, but now they have seen and hated both me and my Father. 25 But the word that is written in their Law must be fulfilled: 'They hated me without a cause.'
26 "But when the Helper comes, whom I will send to you from the Father, the Spirit of truth, who proceeds from the Father, he will bear witness about me. 27 And you also will bear witness, because you have been with me from the beginning.
16 "I have said all these things to you to keep you from falling away. 2 They will put you out of the synagogues. Indeed, the hour is coming when whoever kills you will think he is offering service to God. 3 And they will do these things because they have not known the Father, nor me. 4 But I have said these things to you, that when their hour comes you may remember that I told them to you.
The Work of the Holy Spirit
"I did not say these things to you from the beginning, because I was with you.
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The Holy Spirit Our…


A wine discovery club that only delivers vino it knows you'll love, Taste Factor tailors its monthly three-bottle shipments to individual palates using a patented algorithm that employs "space shuttle-level math" to determine your "custom taste profile", thus pushing you to drink outside the box. To start out, they'll ship a trio of different varietals, each of which you'll drink and rate individually on a four-point scale via their website. Then, once your feedback's run through the aforementioned algorithm, they'll tailor the next shipment accordingly with three different bottles it predicts you'll enjoy. And, as you go on similarly rating each successive shipment, it'll get smarter and smarter about your preferences, improving matches month after month.


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Winston and PR
I've never really understood the Conservatives near uniform opposition to proportional representation. I can understand that it's harder for the big two to embrace to PR but within the Labour Party there are a lot of PR supporters, especially those who support the Labour Campaign for Electoral Reform. But in Tory party ranks support for PR is much less common.
This is odd and I don't really understand why it should be however here's two bits of history which make it even more curious.
The first is the story of the founding of the Electoral Reform Society in 1884 (as the Proportional Representation Society). To quote the ERS's own web site:
The founding members included academics, barristers and almost equal numbers of Conservative and Liberal MPs; the Labour Party had not then been founded.
So in those days PR was supported equally by both of the main parties.
But here's the corker. I've been reading Peter Hennessy's Having it So Good which is an account of Britain in the 1950s and I came across something interesting. He writes about a speech Winston Churchill was making on behalf of the Liberal candidate for Colne Valley. He was doing this because the Conservatives had entered into a pact with the Liberals during the 1951 general election not to contest certain seats where otherwise the Labour candidate would certainly win (it didn't work in the case of Colne Valley, which still fell to Labour). That's interesting enough in itself as they were effectively making up for inadequacies in First Past The Post via this route.
But it's in relation to Churchill himself that Hennessy makes the most interesting comment. He says:
He had been trying, albeit vainly, to get Conservative Party managers [to] think seriously about proportional representation for the urban constituencies.
Now to be fair Churchill was a special case: he had started out as a Liberal and by all accounts he was really far happier with broadly based government, perhaps because of his experience of wartime rule.
But it's still interesting that such an icon of the Tory party was an advocate of PR.
Tags: national politics Written 08/03/09
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A lot of this has to do with the Tories' love of constitutional tradition, and in particular the political philosophy of Salisbury.
There are some risks associated with PR, and, quoting Salisbury,
"Whatever happens will be for the worse, and therefore it is in our interest that as little should happen as possible." "The use of conservatism is to delay changes 'til they become harmless."
As Scruton put it, Conservatism is the politics of delay. For many Conservatives, delaying or preventing constitutional change is the whole point.


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Boys Varsity Basketball · Feb 16 In heated overtime, Blair triumphs over Einstein 79-72
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The Blazers boys' varsity basketball team delivered another instant classic in what has become a season full of thrills, defeating Einstein Friday evening after one overtime 79-72. The game started off slow and sluggish for Blair, who scored only 21 points in the first half (two of which were taken away due to an error in the books, one of several controversies plaguing the game). Down 17 at the half, Blair battled all second half, and on a fourth-quarter run gained their first lead of the game. But it was Einstein's senior night, and the crowd stayed in the game, buoying their team to force overtime. The teams came out of the break and exchanged buckets, but Einstein could not knock down their shots and resorted to sending the Blazers to the line. When the final buzzer sounded, the Blazers escaped Einstein with an intense win, spoiling their senior night.
By Damon Pigrom on Feb 16, 2019


This hummus recipe also makes a wonderful sandwich spread or dip for raw vegetables.
Bring a medium saucepan of water to a boil; add shrimp, remove from heat, cover and let sit for 5 minutes until cooked through. Drain shrimp; rinse with cool water.
Spoon or pipe some hummus onto each endive leaf; top with a shrimp and garnish with dill.


Good evening Hōkūleʻa fans, this beautiful sunset navigation report comes to you from Haunani Kane, one of the apprentice navigators on the Leg 28 crew. Using crab-claw sails in light winds they averaged 2.5 to 3 knots throughout the day. They are hoping to make landfall to Rapa Nui at some point tomorrow.


by Hilton Hater at December 27, 2016 1:52 pm .
Following a heart attack two days before Christmas, Carrie Fisher died at the age of 60 on the morning of December 27, 2016.
In the wake of this tragic news, seemingly everyone in Hollywood signed on to social media in order to pay their respects.
Here's a look at celebrity reaction to Fisher's death.
Saddest tweets to tweet. Mommy is gone. I love you @carrieffisher.
"Star Wars" actress @carrieffisher died Tuesday after suffering a heart attack last week, her family said. God rest her soul.
Carrie Fisher has passed, she was funnier&smarter than anyone had the right to be. Sail On Silver Girl. Condolences Debbie & Billie. R.I.P.
Billie Lourd Honors Carrie Fisher: See the Throwback Pic!
Carrie Fisher Memorial: Who Attended? Who Sang?


Our samples system illustrates working this and the samples can be configured to use your own ScriptX.Services for On-Premise Devices server - and so you can test the operation of your server by using the samples.
The client PC must be connected to the public Internet with access to the samples system.
The ScriptX.Services for On-Premise Devices server must also be connected to the public Internet with access to the samples system in order to gain access to the style sheets and images used.
Navigate to the samples system and then click the gear to display the Print Provider Settings panel.
The default value for the server is this cloud service.
If necessary, check the option "Cloud / On Premise"
Enter the url for your ScriptX.Services for On-Premise Devices server app installation.
Click `Use this server` to test the server and if successful, as shown with a , use the server and remember your choice.
If your ScriptX.Services for On-Premise Devices server is using http: not https: then you must use the insecure version of the samples system rather than the secure version otherwise the browser will block communication.
The server you have configured will be remembered the next time you use the samples system. Use `Reset to default` to revert to the default server for the service type.
You can now use any of the samples to test your ScriptX.Services for On-Premise Devices server.
An excellent place to start is the Basic print features sample with prompted print. Click the Print .. button to start the print and then verify that the drop down list of printers contains all the printers you specified to be available from your service.
That completes the walk through of coding for, installing and testing/using ScriptX.Services for On-Premise Devices.


There are government systems across the world, but they are of different types.Democracy type of government system where the general people are citizens of a country exercises their power directly through choosing representatives to make decisions for them. It is possible that also a government can be exercised by one person especially if they are noble families, military, corporate religious, the wealthy to name but a few.Dictatorship is a very rare type of a government two-year about especially in the recent generation, but it has been in existence where a person rules by dictatorship.
Most countries in the world of normal government where there are three components that is the judiciary, legislature, and executive system. The executive branch of the government, there is a president who is elected by the people to rule for a specific number of years. When a person is elected president of a state, to means that they are in charge of creating foreign relations with other states and also the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces. The judicial system is a branch of the government that consists of the court whose duty is to ensure that the laws of the countries are executed and followed accordingly. One of the branches that primary duty is to ensure there are laws that govern the state is the legislative branch of the government. It is within the powers of the legislative branch of the government to ensure that the levy taxes, declare war, print the money, make laws and also take control of the federal budget.
It is the work of the government to ensure that the public or the citizens of enough public services. There are cases of government officials or employees mishandling the public funds and resources. However, there are mechanisms to deal with such behaviors, for example, Kip Ward is an example of government military official who misused the public resources leading to the loss of his job. One of the sources of finances foremost government systems in the world is the taxes that the citizens pay to finance different public services.


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The flag of Switzerland consists of a red field with a white cross at its center. It is one of only two square sovereign-state flags, the other being the flag of Vatican City in Rome, Italy. Since the Swiss Guard is charged with the protection of the Pope, there is an intimate connection between Switzerland and the Vatican City, the only two sovereign nations on Earth. The notion that Switzerland is Greco-Roman in origin is corroborated by the fact that a Greek Cross adorns the flag of Switzerland. The cross (i.e., "+") equates to the letter "D" in the Roman Score (i.e., the Roman alphabet), an acronym for both "Day" and "Die". The "Day" is representative of the 24/7 daylight of Greenland via Earth's second moon which Switzerland is tasked with keeping safe, while "Die" is symbolic of Switzerland's role in the underworld where they routinely execute assassinations, terror attacks and wars. The symbology and colors of the flag of Switzerland were evidently derived from the Knights Templar and the Order of Saint John (i.e., the Hospitallers), two notoriously vicious Greco-Roman military orders which reportedly fled to Switzerland. Firstly, the Order of Saint John was ordered by Pope Innocent IV in 1248 to wear a military dress consisting of a red surcoat with a white cross emblazoned on it, the exact same colors and symbology found within the flag of Switzerland. Secondly, the Knights Templars wore white mantles and red cross, the same colors and symbology depicted within the flag of Switzerland, albeit the colors are revered. Original Knights Templar colors and symbology are now depicted within the logo of the International Red Cross, an global intelligence agency headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland.


Custom built 4 Bedroom, 5 Bath home in the Low Country tradition both inside & out. Welcoming wraparound front porch, 2-story Foyer, Study w/built-ins, formal Dining Room. Gourmet Kitchen w/granite, stainless steel appliances & large breakfast area flows to Family Room w/FP & built-in window seats w/bookcases. Sumptuous Master Suite includes FP & private deck. Lower level Recreation Room w/FP, bar, full Bath & Playroom. Patio w/FP, cook center, bar & seating walls. Attached & detached garages. Many custom finishes & design make this an incredibly livable home! Close to Westminster, Rt 140, Rt32 & I-795.
Absolute dream home adorned with custom features and finishes, throughout! This home begs to entertain set on a private 2 acre setting + unrivaled exteriors including paver patio, TREX deck and play area! A gourmet kitchen features commercial grade stainless appliances, custom Timberlake cabinet, a brilliant sunroom accentuated by a domed cathedral ceilings off family room with a gas fireplace! Owner's suite boasts tray ceilings, 2 walk-in closets and luxe attached bath including a walk-in shower and custom tile, corner soaking tub, statement lighting and separate vanities! Additional bedrooms are spacious in size, each with attached bath; main level study flexes to optional 6th bedroom. Lower rec room shines with floor to ceiling built-ins, huge custom wet bar and wine tasting room/cellar for the ultimate entertainer! Ideal location set on a quiet enclave surrounded by forest adjacent to the reservoir. This home is ready to enjoy + impress!
Stunning colonial perched on 5.6 acres enveloped by mature trees and backing to Beaver Run! A quaint front porch welcomes you as you enter the light filled, 2 story foyer flanked by elegant formals. Relax and unwind in the sun drenched great room featuring two story windows with serene wooded views, cozy stone surround gas fireplace and private study with French doors. Spacious, open chef~s kitchen features Kitchen Aid stainless steel appliances, 42~ shaker style cabinets, granite counters, custom tile backsplash, center island with stylish pendant lighting, large walk in pantry and adjacent morning room with access to maintenance free deck. Ascend to upper level to find tranquil sleeping quarters including the expansive Owner~s suite boasting tray ceiling, sitting area with bright windows, oversized walk in closet and spa inspired bath featuring 2 person jetted tub, separate dual head shower and double vanity. Fully finished, walk out lower level with 9~ ceilings offers ideal spaces for recreation and entertainment with a newly refinsihed wet bar, as well as a guest retreat with large bedroom and full bathroom. Complete with three car garage and sprawling, fenced backyard with paver patio! Located in a planned community with plenty of privacy and minutes from commuter routes and everyday needs. Your search ends here!
Adjacent to County Preserve Boasting a Serene Atmosphere with a Pond, Walking Paths, Wild Life, and Beaver Run Stocked with Trout Annually, this Impeccable Colonial is Sure to Impress! Lofty Windows and Light Filled Interiors; Gleaming Hardwood Floors; French Doors, Transom Windows, Chair Railing, and Crown Molding; Family Room with Brick Profile Fireplace; Gourmet Kitchen Equipped with Stainless Steel Appliances, a Center Island, a Double Wall Oven, a Six Burner Cooktop, Ceramic Tile Counters, a Farmhouse Sink, a Prep Sink, Display Cabinetry, Under the Cabinet Lighting, and a Casual Dining Area; Main-Level Master Suite Adorned with Four Closets and a Private Full Bath Featuring a Glass Enclosed Shower with a Dual Shower Head and Rainfall Shower Head, and a Separate Soaking Tub; Upstairs Find Three Generously Sized Bedrooms, Another Bedroom with Vaulted Ceilings and an Attached Full Bath, and a Second Master Bedroom with an Extensive Walk-In Closet and a Private Full Bath with Dual Vanities, a Shower, and a Separate Soaking Tub; Downstairs Discover a Bonus Room, a Media Room, a Full Bath, and a Great Room Ideal for Entertainment and Leisure; Expansive 3-Car Attached Garage with a Workbench and Extra Storage; Large Detached Tractor Shed Matching the Home Providing Secure Storage with a Workbench, Windows, and Electric; Recent Updates: Washer, Dryer, High Capacity Hot Water Heater, Dish Washer, Garbage Disposal, High Capacity Heat Pumps and HVAC Units, Master Bath Shower, Recently Pumped Septic (Good for Three Years), Fresh Paint, Landscaping, and More! Exterior Features: Flagstone Covered Front Porch, No-Maintenance Non-Wood Front and Side Porch Columns, No-Maintenance Non-Wood Decking on Upper-Level Porch, No-Maintenance Non-Wood Decking on Side Porch, Brick Patio, Stone Fire Pit Patio, Stone Walkway, Deck, Stone Retaining Walls, Extensive Hardscape, Exterior Lighting, Secure Storage with Electric and a Workbench, Backs to Trees, Adjacent to County Preserve, Circular Driveway, Cul-De-Sac, No Thru Street, and Landscaped Grounds.
Incredible All Brick 4/5 BR home perfectly sited on 2+ lush landscaped acres. Spacious multi-level hardscape & inground pool to entertain. Custom Lighting, Gleaming Hardwds, open kitchen w/Stainless & Granite w/ breakfast room that leads to dramatic 2 story family room. Owner suite w/sitting rm, 3-sided gas FP & Juliette Balcony. Finished w/o Lower Level w/ 5th bedroom/Theater Rm. Impressive!
This gorgeous Brookshire Colonial features a welcoming two story foyer with grand staircase. The open floor plan is bathed in natural light and great for entertaining. The huge eat-in kitchen features granite, island and breakfast bar. The sunroom overlooks the gently sloping rear yard and opens to a multi-level deck. A familyroom is adjacent to the kitchen and features a gas fireplace. A formal dining room with tray ceiling and custom arch opens to the formal living room. There is a private main level office. The laundry and mud room open to the three car side entrance garage.There is a rear stairway to the upper level. The master bedroom suite includes a sitting room, large walk-in closets, dressing area, multiple vanities, soaking tub and shower. There is a guest en suite. The third and fourth bedrooms share a third bath.The finished lower level features a theater area, wet bar, music/exercise room, sitting room and recreation area. There is abundant storage in the utility room. Walk out to both covered and open patios, extensive hardscaping and gardens.The original owners had this 6,000+ SqFt home built and have lovingly maintained it. It is move-in ready! Minutes to I 795 and Owings Mills.
This is where home and an oasis meet! Schedule your pool party/crab feast now! The rear yard is an entertainer~s dream. With an outdoor pool, deck, tiki bar, koi pond and spectacular landscaping your parties will be a step above the rest!Almost 6000 square feet of indoor living space. Boasting 4 spacious bedrooms, 3 full baths, 2 half baths, main level office and a basement that exceeds all of your entertaining dreams. Gorgeous upgraded chef's kitchen, expansive breakfast room, two story great room with a stone fireplace and tons of natural light and windows. Master bedroom ensuite bath, & a walk in closet you could literally move in!!! Spacious basement loaded with TV's and a bar, perfect for year round fun! Why not have game night here? This isn~t a must see, it~s a must have!!
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR SPACE AND GRACEFUL LIVING HERE IT IS!!! OVER 5500 SQ FEET OF LIVABLE ALL ABOVE GROUND SPACE IN THIS 3 STORY HOME IN SPECTACULAR CONDITION.MAIN FLOOR MASTER BEDROOM WITH WHIRLPOOL TUB AND SHOWER PRIVATE BATHROOM. WITH 3 ADDITIONAL BEDROOMS ON 2ND LEVEL WITH 2 BATHROOMS AND 5TH BEDROOM IN LOWER LEVEL. ENTER MAIN LEVEL INTO HUGE FOYER ,GOURMET KITCHEN ,FAMILY ROOM WITH BRICK FIREPLACE AND BUILT INS ON ONE WALL.,MAIN FLOOR OFFICE ,LAUNDRY ROOM LEADS TO 3 CAR GARAGE,LOWER LEVEL HAS BRICK BURNING FIREPLACE WITH ADDITIONAL STORAGE FOR LOGS. IN FAMILY ROOM AND ENTIRE FLOOR CARPETED WITH NEW BERBER , WALK OUT FRENCH DOORS , ADDITIONAL PARKING SPACE FOR 4 CARS. SKY LIGHTS,DECK, INTERCOM, AMAZING VIEW. JUST 5 MINS FROM 795 10 MINS TO OWINGS MILLS METRO.UPGRADED SEPTIC PUMP AND WATER SYSTEMS WITHIN THE LAST 2 YEARS.
Pull up to this magnificent country home on a blue stone circular driveway and your attention will immediately be drawn to the elegant brick stairs and covered porch flanked by glass sidelights and period trim. This circa 1994 home~s all brick exterior boasts details often only found in homes from the early 19th century including grape vine mortar, quoined corners, sculpted brick chimney, architectural shingles, brick window headers and bricked arched English basement windows. Modern exterior amenities and upgrades include aluminum wrapped dormer windows, a garden shed, Andersen windows, a 40 x 12 partially roofed composite deck with cedar lattice, great for entertaining or for taking in the views of the rear 3-acre meadow overlooking a neighboring farm with fields to the horizon. Enjoy the extensive custom landscaping from season to season with many varieties of trees, shrubbery.----------A house to build lasting memories, this is a custom-built all brick Federal period inspired country home on 5+ acres. Meticulously maintained 4 story, 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath with fully finished English basement roughed in for future wet bar/kitchen potential in-law suite or 4th bedroom. The updated and freshly painted eat-in kitchen has 42" custom cherry cabinets, new floors, white Corian solid surface countertops, a Sub Zero refrigerator/freezer, large pantry, under cabinet lighting & sliding doors leading to the expansive deck and majestic views. ----------Double paneled privacy doors lead from the kitchen to the graciously styled dining room with inlaid hardwood floors, crown molding, a ceiling medallion, brass chandelier, and French doors leading to the two story foyer. On the left side of the foyer is a large family room with a brick-arched wood-burning fireplace spanning the width of the house from the foyer to another set of sliding doors leading to the large deck with plenty of room for a large family and guests to enjoy. ----------This well maintained and fully equipped home includes many upgrades including custom hardwood floors on the upper three levels, 6 panel solid doors, custom moldings, central vacuum, prewired alarm system, front windows with timer-controlled outlets, custom plantation blinds throughout, and extra thick exterior walls.----------2nd and 3rd Floor ~ The 2-story master bedroom is exquisite with cathedral ceilings and a grand staircase leading to an open loft with a wet bar and whirlpool tub, and plenty of room for yet another living/recreation area, office, etc. The master bath features a marble tiled shower and floors, double sink vanity, and a linen closet. The 2nd and 3rd bedrooms are both generously sized with double closets and both with spectacular views.----------Lower Level~ Mostly above ground on all four sides, this level features a brand new full bathroom, a spacious laundry room, recreation area, and more storage space. Roughed-in and ready for a wet bar or small kitchen/potential in-law suite or 4th bedroom. French doors open to a large concrete patio and backyard.----------Utilites are all perfectly maintained and many have been updated including 2-zoned HVAC replaced in 2014. This classic colonial is conveniently located off Rt. 140 with an easy commute to Towson, Baltimore and Columbia.
New Construction! The main entry and foyer welcomes you home and flows into a formal dining room. Prepare gourmet meals in the well-appointed kitchen featuring design inspired detailing, entertainer~s island, and ample counter space. Relax and unwind in the adjacent family room. Ascend upstairs to the wonderful master suite highlighting a sitting area and walk-in closet. The master en-suite bath features double vanities and separate tub and shower. Three sizable bedrooms and a full bath complete the upper level sleeping quarters. The lower level awaits your inspiration and is completed by a bathroom, storage area, and patio access. Do not miss your chance to own a piece of perfection! Floor plans shown are artist~s renderings and results and features may vary. Please call agent with any questions.
OPEN SATURDAY 3/23 from 1-3pm!! FULLYUPDATED 2,279 SqFt home PLUS 1,300+ SqFt Addition, ideal for in law suite, home based business, 5th bedroom or add'l recreation space. Recently updated flooring throughout, Roof, HVAC, Deck. Expansive Master Suite with Tray Ceilings, large walk-in closet and luxury master bath featuring a dual vanity, huge tub and frameless shower. Energy efficient solar panels, open layout, large yard space & so much more.
MAKE THIS GREAT FAMILY HOME YOURS! BEAUTIFULLY UPDATED COLONIAL BOASTING A SPACIOUS OPEN FLOOR PLAN LAYOUT AND A MODERN KITCHEN W/ SOLID MAPLE CABINETS & BRAND NEW WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES. FLOODING W/ NATURAL LIGHT, THE LOVELY WESTERN RED CEDAR GREAT ROOM INCLUDES A WOOD STOVE AND OFFERS A VERY COZY AND RELAXING AMBIANCE YOU DON'T WANT TO LEAVE! HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE A TIERED TREX DECK W/ HOT TUB BACKING UP TO A PRIVATE WOODED AREA & CREEK, 1ST FLOOR MASTER SUITE W/ LARGE WIC & EN SUITE PLUS FRENCH DOORS LEADING OUT TO THE ALFRESCO, GENEROUS BEDROOMS WITH NEW CARPETS, BRIGHT & AIRY INTERIOR, AND MORE!! EASY TO VIEW - CALL FOR DETAILS. $364,990 OR TRADE!
Convenient Finksburg! Large brick front split foyer with super sized kitchen addition. Original owner has lovingly maintained this home since 1971 and has made many improvements throughout the years. The kitchen features granite counters, custom cabinets, newer appliances, large island and several pantries. Eat in area or dine in the separate dining room. Hardwood floors throughout main level. Laundry conveniently located on the main. Downstairs offers a large family room with gas fireplace and bar, one more bedroom & a full bath. It doesn't stop there....original carriage house is perfect for the car enthusiast or someone needing a separate shop area or more storage. Beautifully landscaped, large adjoining deck with pergola.


NEW YORK – September 19, 2018 – Empire State Development (ESD) today announced the start of New York State's 2018 fall foliage season, which includes the popular I LOVE NY weekly fall foliage reports. Additionally, the #NYLovesFall social media campaign returns this year to further promote and encourage visitation to New York's picturesque autumn locations and attractions.
East Meredith, N.Y. – Time to put on your red-checkered flannel shirt! The perennial fall favorite, the Woodsmen's Festival at Hanford Mills Museum, will be held on Saturday, October 14. The Woodsmen's Club of the SUNY College of Agriculture and Technology at Cobleskill, which competes nationally, will be demonstrating their lumberjack skills, including overhand and underhand chop, ax throwing, and cross cut sawing.


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A Brand Owner is 100% responsible for the quality of their products - not the Contract Manufacturing Organization (CMO). This is exactly why Gemini Pharmaceuticals developed a Quality Partnership Program. With over 30 years of experience in manufacturing dietary supplements, Gemini offers not only a complete suite of services designed to manufacture a cGMP compliant product but we make sure what we do is transparent to our partners.
The attached link to a whitepaper on Brand Owners: Transparency And The Quality of Your Dietary Supplements will explain how to go about evaluating your CMO and product quality.
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Last week, I had the opportunity to record the second episode of The Pen and the Sword — a podcast sponsored by the Military Writers Guild.
In this edition of the podcast, I was joined by Carrie Morgan and Kama Shockey, two incredibly talented writers in the civilian space. In the hour-long discussion, we had a chance to talk about the role that civilian writers play in the military and conflict genre, what they bring to the table, and their own experiences.
I've included a link to the episode below.


The company's shares sank 11% and four Wall Street brokerages reduced their paper price targets after car shipments fell by more than half.
A fall more than expected in the deliveries of Tesla terrorized on Thursday to investors and stock operators, concerned about the ability of the manufacturer of electric vehicles to raise cash at a time when its CEO, Elon Musk , faces a new legal obstacle.
The company's shares sank 11% and four Wall Street brokerages reduced their paper price targets, after Tesla's two-car shipments – the S and X models – fell by more than half in the first trimester.
The implications of slower deliveries on the company's cash flow, besieged by billions of dollars in debt, unsettled bond investors, which pushed the value of its speculative rating notes by the US $ 1,800 million for the first time. in seven months.
RBC analysts have said that the delivery rhythm of the S and X models is "disappointing" and estimated that the figures would translate into a gap of more than US $ 1 billion in revenues compared to the initial forecasts.
The company warned in February that it expects to record a loss in the first quarter after launching its less expensive version of its model 3, with a price of US $ 35,000 million.
Musk, which faces strong corporate pressure to show blue results, is confronted with US regulators after statements on Twitter about Tesla's production estimates.
On Thursday, in a citation of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), his lawyers will argue that the executive did not violate an out-of-court settlement to resolve a fraud case, so that he will not be detained, in the most recent chapter of a high-caliber legal battle between the billionaire and the government.


How can you experience two worlds on one day?
A hectic working day with dates, routine work, surprising events, everywhere plastics, metal, glass ... and then you arrive home, where you will be surrounded by the warmth of wood, by a nice acoustics and the fresh air which allows you to breath deeply and calmly and a complete new world of colours.
The log houses by Pohjankari Oy are made out of pure natural materials. The log skeleton is out of Finnish pine or spruce. You may immediately notice, that the air inside of the house is oxygen rich.
The logs work as insulators and at the same time oxygen can come through. In this way they enable a constant humidity inside.
In a log house there is a so-called natural air exchange. Especially for people suffering from allergies a log house is the only proper choice.
The decision to build a Pohjankari Oy log house helps also the nature to save and renew its ecological balance.
Welcome to your own world, in a log house built by Pohjankari Oy.
The natural air exchange based on differences in atmospheric pressure increases life time duration of log house and living quality.


Hello, my name is Amy McGahee. I have worked in Early Childhood since 2010. I have a Master of Arts in Teaching from the University of Central Arkansas.
Hello my name is Angela Waldo. I graduated from Arkansas Tech University with my Bachelor's degree. I have been in Early Childhood Education since 2007. I started with the Russellville School District in 2018.


Cook bacon for about 8-10 mínutes. Remove from pan whíle stíll plíable, not crísp. Cool on paper towels.
Put one píece of bacon ín each hole, wrappíng ít around to líne the sídes. Crack the eggs ín each hole. Top wíth chopped chíves. Salt and pepper to taste.
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Q: How can I stop my golang loop when the input less than nine? var (
        value1, value2 float64
    )
for value1 < 9 || value2 < 9 || value1 < 9 && value2 < 9 {
    fmt.Print("Masukan berat belanjaan di dalam kantong : ")
    fmt.Scan(&value1, &value2)
}

fmt.Println("Program Selesai")

I want the program doing looping for showing input from user and stop when one of two input is less than 9. But the program always stop when both of value is more than or equals 9. Help me to fix it.

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stop when one of two input is less than 9.

For example,
package main

import "fmt"

func main() {
    var (
        value1, value2 float64
    )

    for {
        fmt.Print("Masukan berat belanjaan di dalam kantong : ")
        n, err := fmt.Scan(&value1, &value2)
        if n == 2 && err == nil {
            if value1 < 9 || value2 < 9 {
                break
            }
        }
    }

    fmt.Println("Program Selesai")
}

A: You need to change the sign in your code from < to >.
The conditional is backwards. It should be read as "do a for loop while value1 or value2 is greater than 9". That's when you want the for loop to execute.
If this is for a class, make sure you actually understand what's going on so you will learn.


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Harrison Gill brings so many things to the team. He's the resident DJ and our official horror-movie buff, and he holds the title of Spicy Meme Lord. As design lead, he is in charge of everything from brand collateral to product design—and he does it all with an admirable quiet confidence. He also just exudes cool.
We sent him some questions about his work at vitruvi, his penchant for do-it-yourself projects, and his design aesthetic—because everyone can learn something from his creative mind.
What's your day-to-day like?
It's always busy. It usually starts with a couple of emails to our printers or packaging suppliers. Then I'll pick up one of the many projects I have on the go—probably the one that has the tightest deadline. I'm always thinking about all of the projects at once, making sure I manage my time to push forward on different projects each day to keep up with deadlines.
What do you love most about being on the team?
Honestly, it's probably being part of a team that works together as a collective to get things done, but at the same time, we all have our own responsibilities. We are a young team full of great people who work really well together, and we know how to have fun while we're at it. When something comes up, everyone is there to give constructive feedback that helps further the brand and us as a team.
Can you describe the design process behind the packaging for our blends?
Well, I was brand new to the team when I started designing the blends. I was still getting familiar with all of vitruvi's brand collateral: fonts, colours, and the subconscious tendencies and decisions that were made along the way to create the brand. I knew the bottles had to be simple and aesthetically clean, but at the same time, something that was interesting, eye-catching, and would stand out on a shelf.
I really wanted to explore all the possibilities that I could for the design, and I think it's fair to say I did. While exploring colour and layout options, I was consumed with countless Illustrator artboards and prototypes. Seriously, though—there's a decent-sized box full of iterations.
Eventually the process had to come to an end and we needed to launch the products. The collection of blends quickly became a reality—I think we nailed the design and we know that all of the possibilities were explored.
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Grove, White Stone Diffuser, and Eucalyptus.
What's another brand's packaging that you love?
Blasted Church wine labels have always caught my eye. I'm one of those people who will analyze every label I see on the shelf, and I think Blasted Church has a really cool approach to make theirs stand out.
Beside building espresso bars from scratch, what do you like to do outside work?
I always find myself working on some type of DIY project, even though I tell myself I want to relax and do nothing for once. It must just be my personality of wanting to learn more about things like woodworking, textiles, or cars. When I actually get some real free time on the weekends, I can be perfectly content with a nice gin and tonic listening to the latest music or throwing back some classics and scrolling through some spicy memes.
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That is hard—I don't think I can pick just one. I know I have my own aesthetic approach to design, but I like to draw inspiration from some of the greats, such as David Carson and Michael Bierut. Recently, I gather a lot of inspiration from contemporary artists, like Shepard Fairey and musicians like Kanye West, Drake, and A$AP Mob.
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JC - This game is not Ready Player One....
By Mordgier, October 15, 2020 in General Discussions
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....and if it were - that would NOT be a good thing!
Alright, this is something that's been bothering me for some time from JCs interviews - and yesterday's Easter Egg interview pushed me over the edge to where I really have to say something...
First and foremost - lets face the reality that Ready Player One would be a horrible game for most people nor would the events of the book be enjoyable for the majority of the player base.
If you're looking at your game and going "Hey look it's just like RPO!" - what I hear is "Look just a handful of no lifers got to have all the fun!". That IS the plot of RPO. A tiny group of players who take the game WAY WAY WAY WAY too seriously get to enjoy the content while the rest may as well not exist.
The puzzle fit this perfectly. A tiny group of players with tons of NDA covered information going back to pre-alpha solve a puzzle while the rest of the community doesn't even know it exists. Yup - very RPO.
JC - The takeaway from the puzzle event should not be that "Look it was just like RPO! I did a good job!" - it should be that "The event was a complete failure and did not involve the majority of the community in a meaningful way, and was solved largely due to a bug and alpha knowledge that was not available to the bulk of the community."
Please please please for the sake of DU - stop trying to make this game like a fictional book about a fictional game. You need to take a serious look at how other games have done community events and have managed to involve much larger groups of players. Everything from opening the gates of Ahn'Qiraj to the Elite Dangerous Alien events - yes they were flawed in their own ways - but by and large involved more people.
Finally, this doesn't just cover events. The general game mechanics cannot be based on the mindset "Just like RPO!" - because I repeat - RPO would be a horrible game. In fact, I would go as far as saying if you are looking at any upcoming part of the game like AvA or Territory Warfare or Atmospheric combat and can say "This is just like RPO!" - then it probably needs to be reworked to NOT be like RPO but to be like an actual game that would be fun for more people.
Once again - face reality - RPO was a no life simulator where only the no lifers mattered.
This means designing things in consideration of players who are not willing to play DU 16 hours a day - and entire teams of such players.
Players are not going to want to spend hours waiting for an attack on a territory to man the manual guns because you refuse to consider automatic defenses.
Players are not going to want to fly dedicated gunners or escorts for every single hauler just because they may get attacked.
Players are not going to want to sit in their ship for hours watching the radar while their orgmates mine out an asteroid.
I could go on and on, but the core point is that the game mechanics need to be designed around giving people who do not no life the game a chance to have fun and stand a chance in pvp vs those that do.
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blazemonger 2243
Agreed, the constant RPO references are starting to concern me a bit.
Supermega 104
michaelk 164
The creator of the oasis was a power-hungry eccentric that didn't remotely care about humanity. The easter egg was a selfish, irresponsible vanity that was all about Halliday's narcissism and ego.
Even on his deathbed, he couldn't summon enough moral fiber to consider how his creation affects others! Instead, he wanted to make a contest that of course favored the powerful players that could afford virtual currencies...people that crave this sort of attention even in death are the worst sort of evil.
The point of RPO is not "the oasis is so neat".
Halliday is the villain, not the hero.
If you want to mold a digital society, you should probably be able to understand the theme of a fairly one-dimensional pop-fiction book... 🤷♂
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LouHodo 43
It is content.
It is an Easter egg.
It is being compared to RPO because it is a recent movie and a book brought to the forefront because of the recent movie.
It is part of the lore of the game. We are no longer around Earth, we are still learning about this star system, and it is obvious that there is a story here, we just don't know what yet.
So get out and explore and learn maybe we can unfold this mystery.
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5 minutes ago, LouHodo said:
That only a minority even knew to try to find.
The plot of RPO revolves around solving a puzzle - the fact that the puzzle is hilariously vain is a sperate issue. (Although you know the whole JC's castle thing having a part of the puzzle is a bit...vain.)
Why? If anything this event shows, is that it's a complete waste of my time to even try to partake in these events that will be dominated by 200-300 man orgs with extensive alpha knowledge.
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Orangeferret 36
I didn't even know this was happening until this thread.
10 minutes ago, Mordgier said:
Then if that is the attitude you are going to have then why play any game like this? When it is obvious that numbers will always prevail over the individual or few.
I understand that not everyone is into the same things in a game. But to complain about an attempt to make something for that small group or in this case larger group that is there unlocking and tracking down the lore and easter eggs well who are you to tell them that isn't fun.
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Did I say it wasn't fun?
It was unfair. It was borderline rigged. It was extremely exclusive.
So maybe it was fun for about two dozen people - and if JC's goal is to make a game that is going to have thousands of players that is fun for a handful that is indeed the RPO structure.
why play any game like this?
Every day I ask myself the same question. Many have asked themselves the same thing and come to conclusion that this is in fact a game they should not play. The fact that this is become that game is why I made this post.
In original WoW there was an instance released called Naxxramas. It was the last raid released before Burning Crusade came out.
The mechanics were amazing. Complicated boss fights requiring significant coordination. Only problem was that it was so difficult that only, iirc, ~2% of guilds ever successfully cleared it.
They ended up bringing it back in Wrath of the Lich King so that players actually had a chance to experience the content because Blizzard realized it was stupid to spend so much time creating content that very few people would ever see.
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A future secret game could probably be designed to be more inclusive. This last one was kind of progressive with each secret leading to another and another. Maybe if it was more basic, like 100s of randomly hidden artifacts where any player had an equal opportunity to find one and claim the discovery, and contribute to the goal of finding all or most of them to unlock something.
Moosegun 319
Not seen it
2 minutes ago, Moosegun said:
Lethys 2914
I said it on YouTube and I say it here too:
Not sure I like bew content/minerals/whatever bring hidden behind such egghunts/events. Only a fraction will participate and only a few will do it. If it's unlocked for a wieder audiance later on anyway, why do it in the first place then. Just do such cents for fun but not to unlock new content. Its only there for 24/7 no lifers and splits playerbase.
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Just now, Mordgier said:
Not seen ready player one, or got any idea what it is about. Might be because i am old. I think i get what you are talking about BUT, it is possible to create a game where both can exsist. Where the hardcore players create the gameworld for the others. Of course it would take the right mechanics and improved game stability and performance but it can be done. Would give examples but rushing a cracking ship build at the moment.
tl;dr brilliant programmer makes a persistent online one shard virtual reality MMO and hides a piece of content behind a series of puzzles that only no-lifers have a chance of cracking.
Good movie. I recommend it.
1 hour ago, LouHodo said:
I hate to be this person, but it isn't so obvious there's a story or lore in this game...
Earth decides to build this massive humanity-saving Ark in a feat of unparalleled cooperation, but they all agreed in advance that as soon as people thaw out it'll be a free for all with no government or law? Well, first they decide to build like 20 copies of the same city...then it's time to start thawin' people out and letting 'em do whatever the heck they want.
The real dark theme of DU is that humans aren't capable of learning from their mistakes and will be locked in eternal pointless conflict forever.
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HangerHangar 38
I think the puzzle does a good job at displaying how much the devs underestimate the players. five weeks to solve a two year puzzle means that the devs under estimated the player capability by 21 times (104/5 = 20.8).
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12 minutes ago, HangerHangar said:
Eh not really - the artifacts were not supposed to show up on radar but did. This was a massive decrease in difficulty.
6 minutes ago, Mordgier said:
More along the lines of the devs not expecting the players to bother to try to use the tools available to them. The devs did not even try to game out/test how the players would approach the problem.
That bodes worse for the future of the game, than the devs being surprised by player skill.
I'm more concerned about player tactics and uhh 'playstyles' and devs being surprised by them. The current PvP meta is a perfect example.
It should have been obvious that the rules as they are favored xs cubes with L weapons and crippled everything else. It should have been obvious on paper. Yet here we are.
This is why I'm actually dreading territory warfare despite being very pvp focused at heart. If they released pvp in this shape, and yeah I know it's the first pass and yeah I know that they know it's broken, what shape will TW be in on day one? The fact is that the pvp as implemented was non viable and yet was totally missed. What will TW be like if the 'vision' blinds them to the reality of how such games are played?
JC is too blinded by what he wants DU to be to see what it actually is and is too busy imagining how players will play the game instead of actually looking at how other games like this were played. It's almost like he's willfully ignorant or just outright deceiving himself.
The interview is a perfect example of the mindset. The people who solve the puzzle used a bug to find the artifacts. This is what happened. No JC - the fact that they made a lua script to further abuse this bug doesn't make it more like RPO and doesn't mean that technology was being developed to solve a puzzle. A bug was further being abused - or leveraged if you prefer to use a less polarizing term - to solve the puzzle. That is what happed. There can be no debate around this.
This is where so much of the disconnect and frustration I have is. Use an untended mechanic to steal a ship? You're bad for using an 'exploit'. Use a bug to find artifacts? Get an interview with JC praising you for it. Come on.....
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I didn't know about this until it was over. And I'm fairly active checking their discord a couple times a week, these forums a couple times a week and the ATV discord every so often as well. Plus I follow them on two different twitter accounts, lol. I guess that's just not enough attention, obviously, but I normally like to spend the majority of my game-time playing the game instead of reading about it.
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Ram 10
I'm sorry, but I have to address your complete ignorance of RPO's plot, story and setting. The entire PLANET in RPO was using VR to play Halliday's game. Not only that, most of the economy was done through VR, people using it to work virtual jobs, or real jobs remotely via VR, and education was all done through VR as well, students putting on headsets at home and logging into a virtual classroom. Ironically not much different from the current environment of Zoom meetings and other virtual meeting software being heavily used due to the pandemic. This was the entire world of RPO, and the easter egg hunt that is the main story of the book, involved literally everyone who had a VR headset and access to the game. The company and CEO that serve as antagonist hired endless people to search for the easter egg in the game for them just so they could beat the rest of the entire planet. In fact, the game itself is so integral to the world, that owning it makes one, one of the if not the most powerful and richest people on Earth, and this is exactly *why* the antagonist CEO and company want control. This is NOT as you say, "a tiny group of players" or "no lifers". The end battle of the book and film involves EVERYONE in the entire game gathering together to battle the antagonist CEO and his company. You are 100% dead wrong about your entire comparison of this DU easter egg event to RPO. I do agree with most of your other points about DU, however.
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1 minute ago, Ram said:
That's an interesting take - so who where the characters who solved the puzzle in RPO?
This is an interesting leading question. Let me break down your point behind your reasoning here. It's a competition. Competitions are everywhere in the real world. From sports to video games to companies competing for consumer attention. Does every company win? Does every sports team win? Does every video game player win? No, in a competition, there is usually 1 winner, regardless of the number of competitors. That is how it works. In any competition, most people do not win. You are attempting to say, "look, only like 5 people who were super nerds were able to dedicate the time and effort to solving the RPO puzzle" out of some idea that this is bad, because you compare it to, "look, only like 5 people who were super nerds were able to dedicate the time and effort to solving the DU puzzle". Even IF everyone was told about the DU puzzle and given ample time, the first few dedicated nolifers would still have found it and the same exact outcome would have happened. What is your point here regarding it? That competition is bad? It's a non-starter. You have no real point I'm afraid, except that DU should not be like a fictional video game, which it isn't, but ingame easter eggs have nothing to do with that, and neither do mini-events around a handful of players finding them. Additionally, now that *one* out of the doubtless many scattered throughout the solar system, has been found, and covered, that now gives everyone else opportunity to look for others. Now everyone *does* know and *does* have ample time to find more. What is the problem here?
As to directly answer your question, a small group of players who knew their stuff because they were supernerds about Halliday, was able to solve the puzzle. They were not the only ones trying, however.


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Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Found Guilty on All Counts in Boston Bombing Trial
By Dan Kedmey
Updated: April 8, 2015 3:45 PM ET
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the college student who had been accused in the Boston Marathon bombings that shook the city and the country in April 2013, was found guilty on all counts by a federal jury Wednesday. His conviction, nearly two years after the blasts that killed three people and injured more than 260 others, as well as in the death of an MIT security officer, makes him eligible for the death penalty, though his lawyers will instead try to get him sentenced to life in prison.
A panel of 12 jurors in Boston reached the verdict after weeks of testimony from some 90 witnesses and 11 hours of deliberations spread over two days. Tsarnaev, now 21, had been charged with conspiring and carrying out the attack alongside his older brother Tamerlan Tsarnaev that included setting off two pressure-cooker explosives near the finish line of the marathon on April 15, 2013. Krystle Campbell, Martin Richard and Lu Lingzi died after the blasts on Boylston Street.
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The attacks prompted a massive manhunt around the city for the suspects. In the days after the blasts, the brothers killed MIT security officer Sean Collier; Tamerlan Tsarnaev died following a shootout with police officers. The search ended on Friday, April 19, when Dzhokhar was found hiding in a boat in Watertown.
Last month, defense attorney Judy Clarke told jurors in her opening statement that "it was him." With that acknowledgment, Clarke aimed not to dispute the case against her client, but rather to argue what led him to take part. Prosecutors said Dzhokhar was equal to Tamerlan, 26, in carrying out the attack, but Clarke said Tsarnaev was operating under the guise of his older brother.
Wednesday's guilty verdict completes the first stage of the trial. A second phase, involving the same jury, will decide whether Dzhokhar Tsarnaev receives life in prison or the death penalty.
Victims of the attack expressed relief after Wednesday's announcement.
"Today's verdict will never replace the lives that were lost and so dramatically changed, but it is a relief, and one step closer to closure," Jeff Bauman, who lost both legs in the bombing, said in a statement posted on Facebook.
Heather Abbott, who lost her left leg, released a statement on Facebook via her foundation. "Thanks to everyone who reached out today and have continued to support me and the other Bombing victims and their families over the last 2 years," she wrote. "Nothing can ever replace the lives that were lost or changed forever, but at least there is some relief in knowing that justice is served and responsibility will be taken."
Collier's family also released a statement about the verdict. "Sean Collier gave his life doing what he was born to do," the family said. "While today's verdict can never bring Sean back, we are thankful that Dzhokar Tsarnaev will be held accountable for the evil that he brought to so many families," the statement continued. "The strength and bond that everyone has shown during these last two years proves that if these terrorists thought that they would somehow strike fear in the hearts of people, they monumentally failed. We know Sean would be very proud of that."
See Evidence From the Boston Bombing Trial
Prosecutors presented this image of a blood-stained, bullet-ridden message, allegedly written by Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on the inside of a boat, to jurors as evidence in Boston on March 10, 2015.
U.S. Department of Justice/Reuters
This still image, presented as evidence at trial, shows the boat where Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev hid after a gunfight with police.
This still image captured from video shows brothers Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev crouched behind a car during their April 2013 shootout with police.
U.S. Department of Justice/Corbis
Evidence markers are seen on a street where Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev engaged in a gunfight with police.
A 9mm Luger clip and bullet package sit next to a backpack and bag on a street where Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev engaged in a gunfight with police.
A wallet containing Tamerlan Tsarnaev's drivers license is seen in a still handout image entered as evidence in the trial of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
A large fragment of a homemade pressure-cooker bomb that accused Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is charged with throwing at police officers during a gunfight in Watertown, Mass. on April 19, 2015, is seen embedded in the side of a Honda Civic that was parked near the site of the disturbance.
An unexploded metal bomb filled with explosive powder and lined with metal pellets was entered as evidence in the trial of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
An unexploded metal bomb was entered as evidence in the trial of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
This still image capture from video, which was released as evidence in the trial of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, shows the chaos as a bomb explodes during the 2013 Boston Marathon.
U.S. Department of Justice/EPA
A still image captured from surveillance video at the Boston Marathon shows the scene moments before a second bomb exploded as a man, marked with a circle by prosecutors (top R) and identified by them as defendant Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, moves rapidly away from the spot near the finish line of the race on April 15, 2013 in Boston.
A still image captured from surveillance video at the Boston Marathon shows the moment when a second bomb exploded as a man, marked with a circle by prosecutors (top R) and identified by them as defendant Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, moves rapidly away from the spot near the finish line of the race on April 15, 2013 in Boston.
Boston Mayor Martin Walsh expressed hope for a "swift sentencing process," adding in an official statement, "the incidents of those days have forever left a mark on our City." Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker said in a statement that he applauded the verdict: "I hope this brings some degree of closure to those individuals and their families whose lives were changed forever on that horrific day."
In a midafternoon news conference, survivor Karen Brassard expressed relief at the verdict, but dismissed questions about a feeling of closure. "We're all aware that this is not a process that's going to be over anytime soon. It's' going to take many years to get through this." She called Wednesday's verdict "one more piece to the puzzle being done."
Next Wednesday, on the second anniversary of the attack, Walsh will mark the city's new tradition of One Boston Day, which will revolve around encouraging random acts of kindness and community support. He will help raise banners on Boylston Street to honor the victims and survivors of the blasts, then visit several sites around Boston to see how neighborhoods are marking the day.
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6:02.14 p.m. Tactical Police Officers converge on the house where 19-year-old Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was hiding at the time of his capture in Watertown, Mass., April 19, 2013.
Sgt. Sean Murphy—Massachusetts State Police
6:04.55 p.m. Tactical Police Officers get their first view of the boat where Tsarnaev was hiding.
6:15.04 p.m. Massachusetts State Police troopers prepare for the final assault on the boat where Tsarnaev was hiding.
7:08:59 p.m. The boat containing Tsarnaev.
7:29:21 p.m. Tsarnaev, bloody and disheveled, rises out of the boat.
7:29:38 p.m. Tsarnaev raises his hands.
7:31:10 p.m. Tsarnaev stands in the boat.
7:31:23 p.m. Tsarnaev stands in the boat with the red dot of a rifle's laser sight locked on his head.
7:32:10 p.m. Tsarnaev raises his shirt to show that he is not armed or concealing an explosive device.
7:33:54 p.m. Tsarnaev begins to step out of the boat.
7:39:48 p.m. Tsarnaev stands in the boat with his hands raised.
7:39:48 p.m.Tsarnaev stands in the boat with his hands raised.
7:39:59 p.m. Tactical units move in on Tsarnaev to remove him from the boat.
7:40:31 p.m. Tactical units remove Tsarnaev from the boat and place him in custody.
7:46:48 p.m. Tactical units tend to Tsarnaev.
7:49:02 p.m. Medical personnel move Tsarnaev into an ambulance.
Should I Eat Canned Tuna?


Our farmer team consists of three farmers all running small-scale, diversified operations practicing sustainable agriculture.
Problem: The good news is that almost every state now has a bakery cottage food law, legislation that allows non-hazardous baked goods to be produced in a home kitchen for direct-to-consumer sale. However, while cottage food offers opportunity for farmers to diversify into value-added products; no resources exist to support farmers in producing baked goods that look professional and utilize ingredients grown on the farm. It's easy to bring chocolate chip cookies to market, but that product doesn't add value to what we farmers are growing.
Additionally, as farmers bring small batches to market, the packaging and product display tends to look more like a "bake sale" with baggies and plastic wrap rather than something one would expect from a real bakery.
Solution: This project creates a toolkit of resources for farmers to create baked goods in their home kitchen that utilize farm raised ingredients and are displayed in a professional manner, resulting in diversified sales leading to economic vitality. By using produce in baked goods, particularly blemished product, we keep more land in sustainable, ecologically sound production. Additionally, as cottage food products are sold directly to customers, such transactions enhance farmer quality of life by building healthy community connections.
The bulk of our project to date has been testing value-added recipes to meet the non-hazardous FDA requirements for cottage food sales out of home kitchens. This has been an interesting, new learning journey for our farmer team because while we are all enthusiastic home bakers, none of us are food scientists nor professional pastry chefs. We quickly realized we needed additional expertise and were fortunate to find a pastry chef (Danielle Matson) in our community who enthusiastically jumped in. As Swiss Colony, a large food manufacturer, is located in our area, we worked with human resources to find someone with a food science background who would be willing to mentor us and to whom we can ask questions. We were very fortunate to connect with Hannah Kramer at Swiss Colony who supports this project and is tutoring us in everything from acidity levels to recipe tweaking.
We are in the process of developing and testing the recipes for the final Toolkit that will all meet the non-hazardous moisture levels and also incorporate farm-raised items. Each member of our baking team took a different category from crackers to cookies to breads. While some recipes are clearly non-hazardous from the start, like crackers, we are still working on recipes with pumpkin/squash puree and zucchini. Hannah Kramer our food scientist expert has been very helpful here to make suggestions on tweaking ingredients as needed, like using vegetable oil instead of butter and straining some water off the puree to "dry" it out a bit. That said, we still need a tasty product at the end. Importantly, we realize we also need to create recipes that don't use other non-farm ingredients that are so expensive or labor-intensive that farmers can't produce small batches and sell at a profit.
We have held a formal focus group in October; Agenda-Oct3-Brainstorming. We gathered a range of people to brainstorm ideas, both farmers but also enthusiastic farmers market shoppers (i.e., what would they buy) and local creative professionals (i.e., the director of the Monroe Arts Center). This worked great to generate new ideas, such as a healthy granola-style "power" bar. We have two more planned, in particular to gather farmer feedback once we have the Toolkit draft.
Additionally, at various other meetings and events our team has brought samples and recipe variations for testing and input. This also gives us a "test run" on how perishable something might be. A cracker recipe was tasty, for example, but broke apart during a short car ride and won't work.
We are excited to "go public" this spring and do some "crowd sourcing" for the project. By broadening things to involve and ask input and contributed recipes from other cottage food bakers beyond our farmer team, we will most likely gather some interesting new ideas. We are setting up a Google Form to collect information/contact info/recipes & ideas and then will publicize via online portals like the Wisconsin Cottage Food Facebook page and Wisconsin Home Bakers.
We are currently in the middle of finalizing the recipes and will have that done by April and then will start on the photos and Toolkit layout/text. We are currently looking at doing different "batter variations." For example, a pumpkin batter recipe that we would have variations detailed to make it into bread loaves, cookies, cupcakes, etc.
We are also experimenting with different locally-raised flours. This has been a rewarding opportunity to connect with regional small grain producers and adapt recipes that use more locally-raised grains. For example, we are finding that spelt flour (raised here in Wisconsin) can be used in some cases as a substitute for a commercial, basic white flour. These insights will go into the Toolkit, most likely in a chart form.
For the packaging/design element, we did find that it helped to have more of the recipes finished and then find appropriate packaging as items have different packaging needs, like crackers need to be kept crispy and others like muffins moist. We will be testing some of these display/packaging pieces at farmers markets to see what is appealing for sales.
The bulk of our work to date has been consultations, meetings with our team and various others/experts to gain feedback, research ingredient combinations and develop recipes. The bulk of our outreach work will take place once the Toolkit is completed/released in September, 2019.
We are fortunate to have a vibrant, on-going women in sustainable ag network in our area that meets regularly for potlucks. Team members bring samples to these gatherings and get feedback, in particular at the last two 2018 potlucks. Estimate 12 farmers learned about the project/sampled/gave feedback at two events = 24.
Lisa Kivirist did a cottage food workshop on 2/22/2019 at the 2019 MOSES Conference during which she gave an overview of the project and goals. Response was strong with 55 attendees signing up to receive the Toolkit when published. Estimate 5 of these were agriculture professionals.
Additional media is already planned including a follow-up piece in the MJS that will include our recipes!
As we describe this project to farmers, we often hear "I never thought about baked goods being value-added" and then quickly "great idea!" We are finding there are lots of creative ways to add what you are raising into baked goods, but these are often things farmers don't think about like adding herbs to bread. The fact that now the baked goods a farmer brings to market contain something from the farm enables a much stronger marketing appeal as truly "farmer produced" and should be something that brings a premium price. Additionally, we are also developing recipes/ideas for baked items a farmer can sell that enhance/increase vegetable sales. For example, a bag of plain crostini/bruchetta breads along with a recipe on using one's tomatoes and basil for a tasty, easy topping. We will be testing that at farmers markets this summer.
This project epitomizes the strength in bringing together a farmer team as all of this recipe testing and display/packaging development are easy to "divide and conquer" to in the end create a stronger solution. None of us could have alone assembled all of these recipes but together it is achievable.
The good news about cottage food baking businesses for farmers is you can start small with practically no cost to get started and test if adding baked goods makes sense for you. By using your home kitchen and with already owning most of the tools/supplies needed for baking, it's easy to try out an item on a small scale and see if it is right for your market.
While this is a SARE farmer-driven project, this Toolkit will be used by home bakers with various non-farmer backgrounds. The majority of cottage food bakers nationally are women in urban and suburban areas running part-time businesses, often stay-at-home moms. With the growth of local and farm-to-table, these recipes will spark ideas among non-farmers to use more locally-produced items in their baked goods and then buy ingredients from their farmer, increasing sales in a different way.
Note: The 5 farmers "officially" gaining knowledge from this project are those that have specifically been involved with/contributing to date. This number will increase in our final report when we include workshop attendance, Toolkit distribution, etc.
We will include personal stories in our final report based on the outreach for the Toolkit. That said, we are so inspired by the positive feedback we've received already just talking to farmers about the idea for this project and look forward to it's release. We will also add "Participants" in the next section upon the Toolkit's release and our outreach workshops.


What's the secret to crafting a successful dating profile? According online dating service Zoosk, it's on your plate. But it takes more than merely mentioning you like to cook in your opening message. Professing your love for specific foods is what makes the difference.
Zoosk analyzed nearly four million dating profiles and more than 350 million first messages looking for all food-related words and phrases, Metro News reports. The dating service also surveyed more than 7,000 people for their study on how food relates to dating.
One food came out on top, way on top: guacamole. Mentioning your love for the stuff could result in a 144 per cent boost in messages. The second most appealing food, with a 101 per cent increase, is potatoes followed by chocolate at 100 per cent.
At the other end of the spectrum, steer clear of any mention of yams, which results in a 70 per cent decrease in messages, as well as fried chicken – another apparent turn-off with a 15 per cent drop in messages.
Saying that you're a foodie, however, results in 82 per cent more messages while using the word cook results in a more modest 26 per cent increase.